Suppose their attacks allow them to get into various machines and networks, what will they do with the data that is accesible in those machines?
Is this just another end run around warrantless search and seizures of data?
What kind of oversite is there on this process and how can we be sure the information is not used, stored, or otherwise desiminated among the various US spook agencies and their foreign lackeys.
And how much do you want to bet Google will be a very well excercised target since they have been fighting the governments abuse of power already.
Gmail machine just worked for me. I refreshed for about 20 minutes, finally won an invite. There was a problem with the invite process but it got taken care of right away, and now I've got logged into gmail, no problem.
There are many pig lagoons in rural NC that are problematic due to the 'factory farms' that are being run by some large corporations. Seems like this might be a good alternative for them while sparing their neighbors from the smell and run-off of their operation.
The mythbusters episode was using mouthwash to HIDE the presence of alcohol. There are instances where mouthwash gives false positives for alcohol. This was not covered by mythbusters. In fact, some brands of mouthwash do contain alcohol such as Listermint.
I usually have no problem getting what I want from Compaq as long as the following conditions are met:
1. Have a lot of money 2. Compaq/HP actually has the part listed 3. Compaq/HP actually has the part in stock 4. Compaq/HP actually ships the order 5. I finally give up and buy a new laptop
1. My ex's father replaced the gas tank on my car, I paid for the tank and paid him for doing the work. He own's a fully equipped professional garage so it didn't take long at all, about 40 minutes. Later, when he had a hard disk failure, at his garage business, I was called in to rescue any data and help install a new hard drive about 10 minutes for the disk, but hours rescuing the data. Needless to say he paid for the hard disk and then gave me a big thank you and thought it was even. No attempt at giving me any money, and he felt quite offended when I tried to hit him up for money. After that, his computer problems were just that, his problem.
2. About 7 years ago when scanners and color printers were not as widespread as they are today, I did some photograph restoration work for a friend of mine. Lot's of touch up work on the aged photos and printing out on, expensive at the time, photo paper. I had about 20 hours of work and about $20 in paper plus whatever ink that it used. He also tried the give me a, "Hey, thanks man!" kind of payment. But he owned a bar where I was a regular at. 3 weeks later, my companies payroll didn't come in on time, and I was planning on going out that night. I went to his bar, asked to run a tab, and he looked at me as if I had just shit on his floor. He claimed he didn't know me well enough, even though we had drank together several times, been over to his house, been to concerts, and restored his pictures for free.
Just because I like computers, doesn't mean I do it for free!
I've found the Live HTTP Headers plugin for Mozilla from http://www.mozdev.org/ to be great for anyone truely interested in HTTP communication. This should be in any serious web developer's toolbox.
I'm watching the damn wiggles right now, and do feel myself becoming dumber every minute. It's either that, or the complete lack of sleep that has been brought on by a 2.5 year old wiggles fan.
Since he will being doing 5 years in jail and paying $500/month for the rest of his life for something he had been planning on doing but never did, does that mean that after he gets out of jail is he allowed to go ahead with his plan? Instead of of a sentence, this sounds more like a bizarre licensing agreement similiar to the tax on CD's in case you intend to use them to pirate music or software.
Does this agreement cover 'Graphical User Interfaces' or any 'User Interface'. Not sure if it was Bonzi, but yesterday I received a popup that looked like a command prompt box. I typically have a putty, cygwin, or a command prompt open. I was a little confused by that at first, the only reason I noticed it was that it was a different size than my settings, but it did match the Windows default command prompt size though. Yet another way to confuse users that don't know any better.
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No, the band recieves a loan for production costs which is paid back by the band's share of the sales. The loan generally has to be paid in full before the band ever see's any money from the record.
I just got it today, and finally had to stop playing it since my wrists were hurting, wife was getting cranky and the kid wanted to watch his new movies.
Moving from the PS2 to the computer will definitly help.;-)
One MP3 on a P2P file sharing system = Infinite copyright violations
Acutally, infinite isn't correct. The number of violations would be limited to the number of people in the world - 1. Oh wait, I forgot, they need a seperate license for the song for at work, in the car, and at home. Oops, wrong again, everyone needs a seperate license for each device they use at work, in the car, and at home. Woops, would they also need a seperate license for the song if they ran a dual boot and wanted to play the song on each OS but on the same system?
I guess you were right, an infinite number of copyright violations are possible!
Are you using Windows XP? If so, then check an see if the Quicking Update was caught by the System Restore feature under Start | Programs | Accessories | System Tools. If so, then roll back your system to before the Quicken Update and you should be all set.
Of course back up all your Quicken files, blah, blah, blah.
Although I have heard of other people having problems at work with spam, I've been lucky so far. All of our email addresses are easily guessable (prone to dictionary attack) along with alternate addresses being 6 character usernames (prone to brute force attack.
Hotmail accounts on the other hand, my username is not easily guessable, but I received 47 spams and 1 legitmate message in the past 24 hours in my inbox while 9 spams were redirected to the junk mail folder along with 2 legitimate messages.
I wonder if the filters that are used by corporate America could be used by Hotmail, actually I wonder why they are not.
There is a new law that was signed on November 3rd regarding the review of patents with the a Board of Patent Appeals and Interferences that will make defense against a patent such as this much cheaper.
Has anybody noticed some new ads that take the place of the IE Favorites pane. I know, I know, don't use IE, but I've had a few instances where an ad has take over the Favorites area, I then had to click on the Favorites button to get them back. Is this the type of thing to come, if pop up/under's are eliminated.
Like what has been said before, at least I know how to get rid of popup's.
Please preview your fucking submissions, it should be:
"It seems that the legality of hypertext linking has once again been called into question according to this story running on Wired.com."
"As the former online publisher of 7am.com", as opposed to the offline publisher of 7am.com.
"Local TV broadcaster TVNZ also made all sorts of noise about the illegality of linking to their content back in 1966 but have since come to their senses" Should be legality, and lets make it 1996 instead of a couple decades before the web.
. . . be encouraged because they drive traffic . . .
Editors, would it kill you to at least check the submissions and fix the obvious errors in the stories in which you post?
It's not just that they treat people like criminals, they tend to act like complete, non-thinking, automaton, assholes. The last time I was there, I went in to buy a refrigerator, washer, and dryer for my new house. My new house was ten miles down the road, but 1/2 mile on the other side of the city line. They told me that I would have to go to the store that serves my city instead, never mind the fact that the other store was 25 miles away from my house. They basically turned away a $1600 sale.
Well Circuit City (they still sold apliances then and was after the Divix crap) was 2 miles further down the road, they agreed to deliver anywhere on MY schedule. Guess who got my money?
On my first project that required crypto, I tested solutions from multiple vendors, including Thawte, before I made a final decision with the companies checkbook. Not making cert's available to individuals will only hurt them when developers want to experiment with their technology first.
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Suppose their attacks allow them to get into various machines and networks, what will they do with the data that is accesible in those machines?
Is this just another end run around warrantless search and seizures of data?
What kind of oversite is there on this process and how can we be sure the information is not used, stored, or otherwise desiminated among the various US spook agencies and their foreign lackeys.
And how much do you want to bet Google will be a very well excercised target since they have been fighting the governments abuse of power already.
Gmail machine just worked for me. I refreshed for about 20 minutes, finally won an invite. There was a problem with the invite process but it got taken care of right away, and now I've got logged into gmail, no problem.
There are many pig lagoons in rural NC that are problematic due to the 'factory farms' that are being run by some large corporations. Seems like this might be a good alternative for them while sparing their neighbors from the smell and run-off of their operation.
The mythbusters episode was using mouthwash to HIDE the presence of alcohol. There are instances where mouthwash gives false positives for alcohol. This was not covered by mythbusters. In fact, some brands of mouthwash do contain alcohol such as Listermint.
"subsidized education -- Subsidized by whom?"
"it's been a long time since i've been to the states... do they have cover charges for high school now? "
Actually, schools are paid by a whole other tax, usually property tax on house, land, condo, etc.
I usually have no problem getting what I want from Compaq as long as the following conditions are met:
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1. Have a lot of money
2. Compaq/HP actually has the part listed
3. Compaq/HP actually has the part in stock
4. Compaq/HP actually ships the order
5. I finally give up and buy a new laptop
Hope this helps
Sorry I almost forgot:
6. ???
7. Profit
I've had two really bad experiences.
1. My ex's father replaced the gas tank on my car, I paid for the tank and paid him for doing the work. He own's a fully equipped professional garage so it didn't take long at all, about 40 minutes. Later, when he had a hard disk failure, at his garage business, I was called in to rescue any data and help install a new hard drive about 10 minutes for the disk, but hours rescuing the data. Needless to say he paid for the hard disk and then gave me a big thank you and thought it was even. No attempt at giving me any money, and he felt quite offended when I tried to hit him up for money. After that, his computer problems were just that, his problem.
2. About 7 years ago when scanners and color printers were not as widespread as they are today, I did some photograph restoration work for a friend of mine. Lot's of touch up work on the aged photos and printing out on, expensive at the time, photo paper. I had about 20 hours of work and about $20 in paper plus whatever ink that it used. He also tried the give me a, "Hey, thanks man!" kind of payment. But he owned a bar where I was a regular at. 3 weeks later, my companies payroll didn't come in on time, and I was planning on going out that night. I went to his bar, asked to run a tab, and he looked at me as if I had just shit on his floor. He claimed he didn't know me well enough, even though we had drank together several times, been over to his house, been to concerts, and restored his pictures for free.
Just because I like computers, doesn't mean I do it for free!
FP!
Wait wait wait, NOW!
I've found the Live HTTP Headers plugin for Mozilla from http://www.mozdev.org/ to be great for anyone truely interested in HTTP communication. This should be in any serious web developer's toolbox.
I'm watching the damn wiggles right now, and do feel myself becoming dumber every minute. It's either that, or the complete lack of sleep that has been brought on by a 2.5 year old wiggles fan.
Since he will being doing 5 years in jail and paying $500/month for the rest of his life for something he had been planning on doing but never did, does that mean that after he gets out of jail is he allowed to go ahead with his plan? Instead of of a sentence, this sounds more like a bizarre licensing agreement similiar to the tax on CD's in case you intend to use them to pirate music or software.
Check out VMWare, not free but good. It emulates down to the PC system level and is available for both Linux and Windows.
Does this agreement cover 'Graphical User Interfaces' or any 'User Interface'. Not sure if it was Bonzi, but yesterday I received a popup that looked like a command prompt box. I typically have a putty, cygwin, or a command prompt open. I was a little confused by that at first, the only reason I noticed it was that it was a different size than my settings, but it did match the Windows default command prompt size though. Yet another way to confuse users that don't know any better.
No, the band recieves a loan for production costs which is paid back by the band's share of the sales. The loan generally has to be paid in full before the band ever see's any money from the record.
Earlier SCO Story
I just got it today, and finally had to stop playing it since my wrists were hurting, wife was getting cranky and the kid wanted to watch his new movies.
;-)
Moving from the PS2 to the computer will definitly help.
Acutally, infinite isn't correct. The number of violations would be limited to the number of people in the world - 1. Oh wait, I forgot, they need a seperate license for the song for at work, in the car, and at home. Oops, wrong again, everyone needs a seperate license for each device they use at work, in the car, and at home. Woops, would they also need a seperate license for the song if they ran a dual boot and wanted to play the song on each OS but on the same system?
I guess you were right, an infinite number of copyright violations are possible!
Are you using Windows XP? If so, then check an see if the Quicking Update was caught by the System Restore feature under Start | Programs | Accessories | System Tools. If so, then roll back your system to before the Quicken Update and you should be all set.
Of course back up all your Quicken files, blah, blah, blah.
Although I have heard of other people having problems at work with spam, I've been lucky so far. All of our email addresses are easily guessable (prone to dictionary attack) along with alternate addresses being 6 character usernames (prone to brute force attack.
Hotmail accounts on the other hand, my username is not easily guessable, but I received 47 spams and 1 legitmate message in the past 24 hours in my inbox while 9 spams were redirected to the junk mail folder along with 2 legitimate messages.
I wonder if the filters that are used by corporate America could be used by Hotmail, actually I wonder why they are not.
There is a new law that was signed on November 3rd regarding the review of patents with the a Board of Patent Appeals and Interferences that will make defense against a patent such as this much cheaper.
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More information can be found here:
http://www.kilstock.com/site/print/detail?Artic
Sorry I don't have a link to the offical gov notice, but my company is already using this new law for a patent search service.
Like what has been said before, at least I know how to get rid of popup's.
"It seems that the legality of hypertext linking has once again been called into question according to this story running on Wired.com."
"As the former online publisher of 7am.com", as opposed to the offline publisher of 7am.com.
"Local TV broadcaster TVNZ also made all sorts of noise about the illegality of linking to their content back in 1966 but have since come to their senses" Should be legality, and lets make it 1996 instead of a couple decades before the web.
. . . be encouraged because they drive traffic . . .
Editors, would it kill you to at least check the submissions and fix the obvious errors in the stories in which you post?
It's not just that they treat people like criminals, they tend to act like complete, non-thinking, automaton, assholes. The last time I was there, I went in to buy a refrigerator, washer, and dryer for my new house. My new house was ten miles down the road, but 1/2 mile on the other side of the city line. They told me that I would have to go to the store that serves my city instead, never mind the fact that the other store was 25 miles away from my house. They basically turned away a $1600 sale.
Well Circuit City (they still sold apliances then and was after the Divix crap) was 2 miles further down the road, they agreed to deliver anywhere on MY schedule. Guess who got my money?
I think you mean: 101010
But it is still a repeating pattern.
Attention moderators on crack, 42 is the meaning of life according to the HitchHikers Guide.
On my first project that required crypto, I tested solutions from multiple vendors, including Thawte, before I made a final decision with the companies checkbook. Not making cert's available to individuals will only hurt them when developers want to experiment with their technology first.